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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1926
Page
5
Prosecutors describe a staged car crash planned by two younger boys and their companion. They allegedly beat the girl, dumped her nearly lifeless body, and arranged the accident to hide the killing. Ard and others face questions as authorities press for bail decisions.
Lieut. Harry T. Vitzthun of the U S Army Signal Corps from Denison Texas will lecture at 7 30 o clock Tuesday night to Headquarters Company Captain Mir Ball, commander, says all company members must attend the special formation and lecture tomorrow night.
The Business and Professional Women's club will hold its regular dinner business meeting at 6 15 PM Tuesday at the Amarillo hotel. All members are requested to attend. The present Amarillo Laundry phone has changed to 3456.
The Countess of Cathcart, after twelve days barred from the United States for elopement, lands in New York on ten days leave from the Labor Department. She posts a $500 bond and heads to the Ambassador Hotel amid confusion over the order releasing her at 11:45 p m. Public interest centers on a habeas corpus hearing set for federal court tomorrow challenging the exclusion ruling on moral turpitude grounds.
A transcription of assorted notices and notes from a Texas area page mentions flu cases at homes in Dallas and Pierce street, upcoming meetings in Cisco, and local names. It also references hotel construction plans in Colorado Texas and various civic items, a West Point applicant, and historical political notes.
A political speech criticizes President Coolidge and the tariff policy. Speaker attacks alleged corruption in federal agencies, argues for farmer relief, and cites declined land values and rising farmer indebtedness. He claims the tariff costs the nation billions in lost profits annually.
A Tulsa relocation wave brings 19 oil men to the city core, including KE Stone of the Tulsa World and executives from Wertaberger Truck, Hinderliter Tool and Supply, Pulaski Oil, and Central Petroleum. Independent operators M Lebow and Ralph Stauffer are also noted among the arrivals.
Mrs J D Claybrook traveling secretary of the Stone Mountain Memorial association spoke at Clarendon College addressing financing plans for the project. Miss Adi Benson of Clarendon College was chosen sponsor of this county.
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